[ad_1] The alcohol and tourism industries have made a passionate request to President Cyril Ramaphosa not to close them or impose further restrictions. The pleas come ahead of a speech scheduled for Monday night, just days after the country officially entered a second wave of Covid-19 infections. Industries have pledged …
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[ad_1] It seems we owe a huge thank you to the Competition Commission. The group has ruled that motorists can have their cars repaired by any chosen mechanic, rather than having to rely on dealerships to maintain a warranty. The decision marks a significant victory for road users, as auto …
Read More »Closure: Ramaphosa Announces Longer Curfew to Avoid Super Spreader Events
[ad_1] President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the curfew will be extended from 23:00 to 04:00. Other restrictions include a limit of 100 people for indoor events and 250 for outdoor events. This is being done to prevent super spreader events amid the second wave of Covid-19 infections. To avoid widespread …
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[ad_1] South Africans were warned to prepare for a second wave of Covid-19 infections that was attributed to a series of massive end-of-the-year parties hosted by students. Zweli Mkhize, the health minister, said on Monday that the number of new infections was increasing rapidly and warned that if the trajectory …
Read More »Don’t shut us down, let’s say alcohol, tourist industries
[ad_1] The alcohol and tourism industries have made a passionate request to President Cyril Ramaphosa not to close them or impose further restrictions. The pleas come ahead of a speech scheduled for Monday night, just days after the country officially entered a second wave of Covid-19 infections. Industries have pledged …
Read More »Ramaphosa limits alcohol sales and restores the longest curfew for the holiday season
[ad_1] President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Monday night. (Photo: Presidency). The government is taking steps to limit alcohol consumption as the second wave of Covid-19 infections hits South Africa. Curfew hours will be longer, and restaurants and bars will have to close at 10pm during the holiday period. …
Read More »Eskom CEO: Fee Increase Needed to Cover Costs
[ad_1] Eskom has been unable to control its debt load of R463.7 billion (up from R454.2 billion in September 2019), despite the rate hike and continued support from the government. On Monday, Eskom CFO Calib Cassim told reporters during his tentative results presentation that the energy company spends R2 billion …
Read More »SA one step closer to bringing Bushiris back to the country after extradition documents are signed
[ad_1] SA could be one step closer to securing the extradition of the Malawian fugitives, the self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary. This is after the Malawian attorney general gave authority on Monday for the Malawian high court to issue an arrest warrant so they could face a …
Read More »Strict safety protocols will be implemented for the launch of the COVID-19 vaccine
[ad_1] The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) has established a specialized task force of experts to prepare for the launch of the coronavirus vaccine in the country. CAPE TOWN – The body that approves and regulates medical products has assured South Africans that there will be strict safety …
Read More »CD Projekt shares plummet following Cyberpunk 2077 game errors and refunds
[ad_1] Shares of CD Projekt SA plummeted for the third consecutive session after a series of technical glitches in its long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 game led the Polish developer to apologize and offer refunds to dissatisfied console players. The shares fell 11% to 284 zloty at 1:17 pm in Warsaw and …
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